2nd #SundaySong, 4/12/2026:
"Climb The Stairs" (1973) by David Wiffen
Producer: @brucecockburn.bsky.social, who also plays guitar here
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1st #SundaySong, 4/12/2026:
"Driving Wheel" (1971)
by Canadian folk singer-songwriter David Wiffen (3/11/1942 - 4/5/2026)
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Today's #SundaySong is "I Know!" by Swapmeet. The sound reminds me of the best 90s alt rock and 200s garage rock, but the video is all contemporary sincerity, playing dress-up in thrift store suits. Bands back then would've tried harder to look polished and cool. The lyrics are about overthinking.
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"Sunday morning, rain is falling. Steal some covers, share some skin (I like that). Clouds are shrouding us in moments unforgettable. You twist to fit the mold that I am in." -- Sunday Morning / Maroon 5 #SundaySong www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2Ct...
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#SundaySong, 4/5/2026 [ #EasterSunday ]:
"Easter Parade" (2026) by U2,
from "Easter Lily", its second surprise EP this year
Happy #Easter, and a belated Happy Passover, to all those who celebrate!
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Today's #SundaySong is "Death, Thrice Drawn" by the Scary Jokes. Chiptune instrumentals that would be at home in a16-bit video game pair with the singer's sweet voice and thesarus-heavy lyrics to tell the story of her longing for someone who can't love her back, because they don't love themselves.
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"I don't know how to love him, what to do, how to move him. I've been changed, yes, really changed. In these past few days when I've seen myself, I seem like someone else" -- I Don’t Know How to Love Him / Jesus Christ Superstar #Easter #SundaySong ✝️☮️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFsn...
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8th and final #SundaySong, 3/28/2026:
"It's Getting Better All The Time" (2004-05) by Brooks and Dunn,
written by Ronnie Bowman and Don Cook
[Country: #1 / Charting pop hit]
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7th #SundaySong, 3/28/2026:
"Cold Virginia Night" (1994)
by Ronnie Bowman (7/9/1962 - 3/22/2026),
leading to the first of his two Song Of The Year wins at the @intlbluegrass.bsky.social Awards
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6th #SundaySong, 3/28/2026:
"We May Never Pass This Way Again" (1973) by Seals and Crofts
[AC: #2 / Pop: top-25]
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5th #SundaySong, 3/28/2026:
"Diamond Girl" (1973)
by Jim Seals (1942 - 2022) and Dash Crofts (8/14/1938 - 3/25/2026)
[AC: top-5 / Pop: top-10]
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4th #SundaySong, 3/28/2026:
"Angel Of The Morning" (1981 Merilee Rush cover) by Juice Newton,
written by Chip Taylor
[AC: #1 / Pop: top-5 / Country: top-25 / Charting AOR hit]
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3rd #SundaySong, 3/28/2026:
"I Can't Let Go" (1980 Hollies cover) by Linda Ronstadt,
written by Chip Taylor and Al Gorgoni
[Pop: top-40 / AC: top-50]
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2nd #SundaySong, 3/28/2026:
"Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)" (1970) by Janis Joplin,
written by Chip Taylor and Jerry Ragovoy
[Charting pop hit]
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1st #SundaySong, 3/28/2026:
"Early Sunday Morning" (1975)
by singer-songwriter Chip Taylor (3/21/1940 - 3/23/2026)
[Country: top-30]
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"Life so they say is but a game & they let it slip away. Love like the autumn sun should be dyin' but it's only just begun. Like the twilight in the road up ahead" -- We May Never Pass This Way (Again) / Seals & Croft #RIP #DarrellGeorgeCrofts #SundaySong www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Dw8...
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6th and final #SundaySong, 3/22/2026:
"Caledonia" (1988 Dougie MacLean cover) by Dolores Keane,
later appearing on the bestselling 1992 compilation "A Woman's Heart"
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5th #SundaySong, 3/22/2026:
"The Sweet Forget-Me-Not" (1987 / traditional) by De Dannan,
with Dolores Keane on vocals
(She was with the group in the mid-'70s and again in the mid-'80s.)
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4th #SundaySong, 3/22/2026:
"Johnny, Lovely Johnny" (1979 / traditional)
by the late Dolores Keane on vocals and her husband John (!) Faulkner on guitar
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3rd #SundaySong, 3/22/2026:
"Hey Baby (Que Paso)" (1990) by the Texas Tornados,
co-written by band member Augie Meyers and Bill Sheffield
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2nd #SundaySong, 3/22/2026:
"Did I Tell You (That I Love You)" (1986) by Augie Meyers,
later covered by his '90s band the Texas Tornados
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1st #SundaySong, 3/22/2026:
"Dynamite Woman" (1968) by the Sir Douglas Quintet,
featuring Augie Meyers (5/31/1940 - 3/7/2026) on organ
[Charting pop hit]
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"Tell it all brother, before we fall. Tell it all brothers and sisters, Tell it all. How much you're holding back on me, when you say you're giving all? And in the dungeons of your mind" - Tell It All Brother / Kenny Rogers & The First Edition #SundaySong www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc0J...
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7th and final #SundaySong, 3/15/2026:
"Lonely Night (Angel Face)" (1976) by the Captain and Tennille
[AC: #1 / Pop: top-3]
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6th #SundaySong, 3/15/2026:
"Solitaire" (1975 Andy Williams cover) by the Carpenters,
written by Neil Sedaka and Phil Cody
[AC: #1 / Pop: top-20]
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5th #SundaySong, 3/15/2026:
"Ring Ring" (1973) by ABBA,
translated into English by Neil Sedaka and Phil Cody
(The original video for it is linked on our Facebook page.)
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4th #SundaySong, 3/15/2026:
"Don't Hide Your Love" (1972) by Cher,
written by Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield
[AC: top-20 / Pop: top-50]
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3rd #SundaySong, 3/15/2026:
"One Day Of Your Life" (1970) by Andy Williams,
written by Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield
[AC: #2 / Charting pop hit]
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2nd #SundaySong, 3/15/2026:
"Time Waits For No One" (1970) by Friends Of Distinction,
written by Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield -
with another #DaylightSavingTime tie-in
[R&B: top-40 / Charting pop hit]
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